Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-13

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CoxuMBrA, Jan. I3--A number OF the
hruers attending the Columbia markets
novolentsred into an agreement not to sell
nnv Of their products or commodities on
3onday and Saturday mornings before
'noght o'clock. These farmers hope In this
Gnanner to have the mark OF open at later hour
ohon at present, which Is sunrise, according
- the ordinance relating TO markets A visit
- tbo market will show that these slgners sell
1heixproduce a. soon a. they arrive and can e1-
pose their goods for SALE Asking one ofthe
Mfmefs why the agreement was not carried
out he replied that II he waited until eight
6olock he would have no sale for bis goods,
- other farmers sell at an earlier hour.
p9aCtico In In force among several farmers 10
70 about from stall TO stall telling the others
3 what price to demand for their products, ana
+ a thio manner compel the people OF town TO
ny q hish price for their purchases. The
inSrk ct ordinances are best rs they now are
oud the attempt OF the farmers to compel
later hour for market will not succeed.
MRS. Briehtbill Buried.
rbe remains Of the late Mrs NJ. Brightbnl,
sisssr of Mr.. Samuel b. Miller, OF Columbia,
were brought TO town at Q.25 o'clock this
morning, from Lebanon, where she died.
This funeral took place this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Lecture Course.
Tho third entertainment of the lecture
course will be held In tho opera house on
next Tuesday evening, and will be an illus-
trxted lecture OF "General Grants tour
around the world" 1t will be description
o. General Grants trip of two aud one. hall
years, based on letters written TO the New
York Herald by Hon. John Russell Young
The lecture will be illustrated by one hun
dred elegant photographs Of places visited
by Grant. The descriptive lecture will be
IL -.
turer on eiocution at the Wagner Free fnsd.
tute of Scienca. The lantern projection will
be managed by w. NJ. Beard, operator for
the Franklin Institute Novelties exhibition.
Town News In Brief.
Services will be held this evening in the
Trinity Reformed church, when a reunion
will take place of all members who Joined
during the psstorate OF Rev. ]. IL. Panue-
becker.
Rev. VIM. p Evans, pastor Of tie Second
Street Lutheran church, will organize a class
Of young folks to meet on Thursday even.
Ing, to receive catecheticsl instructions.
A large party IL being held to-day at the
home of Mrs Nancy Hogentogler, living neal
the toll gate on the Marietta turnpike. The
oocasion Is ID honor of her sOth birthday.
Company g, will attend the inauguration
Of General Beaver at Harrisburg, on Tuesday
january 18th.
man named SchaefTer, employed at the
furnaces OF the Chestnut Hill Iron ore com.
paDy, was driving horse along the river
track yesterday. The horse was drawing a
small car of sand with a large chain and
slipped on the icy ground. To start the ami
NAL Schaetfer applied the whip, when the
horse gave vicious kick, striking the man
In the face and cutting severe cash.
The typos of the Columbia Herald went
on sleighing party to Lancaster last night
The electric lights on the borough circuit
darkness.